New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
TO HAVE a CLUBHOUSE IN T0UM.
ACTION OF THE sEAwANHAKA YACHT CLUB

ACTION OF THE sEAwANHAKA YACHT CUBA
CITY HOUSE SELECTED.
That the members OF the Seawanhaka Cornthan Yacht
Club take deep interest i'll the welfare and growth Of
their organization exempifed by the large attend
at last nights meeting at Delmonico The chief
topic OF discussion the allimpOrtaDt Of Il club
house The Committee Location, consisting OF Com
odore A Cass Garfield, Charles H. Leland and Secretary
L =. DOr6nieulx, which has had the question under
consideration for several months submitted report
embracing more than 1000 words, and it was re-
ceiyed with great favor After an exhaustive review
Of the suggestions localities
city and suggesting for making il attractive and
OF yaDtage in furtherng the objects for which the club
was formed. The committee states that ii has carefully
considered the sites proposed Oh the jersey Beach, the
Horse shoe, Gravesend Bay the Staten Island and Bay
Ridge shores, Pelham Bay, College Point Cold Spring
Oyster Bay Greenwich arbor and other places at the
waters edge and up the whole out-of-
town clubhouse by that 1t considers that II would
be doubtful success especially when the great
Into copsdsraon Tie Committee 'D' proposes 'At to
increase as far as possible, the number Of
lar series OF estures achdesgniDg construction,
navigation vessels other than yachts and coast
officers OF the United States Navy could inieigently
treat such topics. The appointment Of library commit
tee is recommended whose duty II shall be aud
arrange such United States Government publications
would be suited to the needs OF the club purchase
full and corrected OF Government
committee TO collect and arrange models OF noted
or typical yachts is proposed, and the manifold
advantages OF a modelrOom are set forth at
such the principal
OF the clubhouse. The committee deems the sum of
5000 above the available assets and income of the club
necessary TO install IL In its house and TO pay the
current expenses OF the first year. To obtain this
proposed TO issue bonds OF the club bearing per
rent interest payable at the option OF the club, in
amounts OF $50, and mutpes thereof TO members only
The committee has already selected a suitable house
within the precincts BOUNDED by Twenty and
eeth ss and Fifth and Madison aves which will proba-
ply be rented fer term OF years at once The Placement
Ind first and second floors only Will be devoted
ees OF The club and the upper stores viii be rented
bachelors quarters.
ORA WING THE LINES ABOUT LIQUORDEALERS
For many years 1t has been part OF the routine bust
OF the Excise Board to compel liquor dealers to
furnish bonds not TO violate the terms OF their licensed
Every hquor-dealer who makes an application for a
bondsmen who qualify in the OF 1000. 1t has been
~ easy matter for dealer 10 procure bOndsen be-
cause no harm has them when lie caught
violating the Excise law. Both the lquOr-dealers and
Re Dohdsen for that have To regard the
BNiue oi uohcs as a mere matter Of form They are
BY the action OF the Board yesterday MIR Woolm an
Who had been casting about for some means of pffn9
extra pressure the careless dealers offered hi.
olution and 1t adopted: ~ s A'S
Resoired That Counsel the Board be and be bsrs,v
Instructed 10 and prosecute for the recovery of t
etes bonds IN AL in which
" said bonds has occurred since May may
occur
When II is understood that the bondsmen must nav
900 every time dealer is caught selling liquor sun
gay, and that part OF the money will into the Police
Pension Fund.- the police may he active Ia watching
he side doors Of liquor shops The dealers also may lind
more difficulty In securing bondsmen.